Sentence examples for camera on display from inspiring English sources

There are 18 users of the camera on display, some of them artists who use photography, some photographers of considerable art.

They mounted a sign that said, "Due to Increased Crime This Area May Be Subject to Camera Surveillance" — with "may" the operative word, since the camera on display wasn't hooked up.

Canon had a number of new cameras on display at CES 2013 this year, but the most noteworthy of all was the PowerShot N, a new ultracompact shooter that's only about 3 inches by 2 and half, and only 1.2 inches deep.

It could be that the justices' real motivation for secrecy is more about the atmosphere of the Court than anything else: they rightly perceive their proceedings as both sanctified and intimate, and might feel too "on display" with cameras trained on their every gesture and question.

So a lot of these pictures here were taken with concealed cameras [several such cameras are on display] -- looking at people when they were sleeping or drunk or when they were poor.

The United States Central Intelligence Agency CIAA) developed a battery-powered pigeon camera now on display in the CIA Museum's virtual tour.

Beyond the VR headsets and the 3D-printed camerigrig on display, the exhibition also included physical materials from the original Surplus Candy.

Truthfully I haven't seen images from the camera yet (the one on display at PMA is a pre-production that was finicky about even turning on) but, I guess you'd be able to take a picture of something black, in a black room with nearly no light and still get a picture of something.

Electronic viewfinders use a small LCD inside the camera to display the image falling on the sensor.

The photographs and two of the cameras used are on display in the National Media Museum in Bradford.

During the show, the man himself wore a Nets hat that rarely left his head, save for the end of "Empire State of Mind," when he held the cap up for cameras to display it on two giant screens.